Articles by Isaiah Richard
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TikTok Lite Rewards Program Shuts Down in EU for Its Mental Health Impact
TikTok Lite's rewards program is no longer available in the EU. In a bid to comply with Europe's rules and regulations, ByteDance and TikTok are shutting down the TikTok Like Rewards Program in the region after it was flagged by the region for its risks.
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AutoFlight's 'Flying Car' Backed by CATL, a Chinese EV Battery Manufacturer
AutoFlight saw massive backing from Chinese EV battery maker CATL. Flying car, a. k. a. eVTOL, maker, AutoFlight, revealed its latest major backer to help them continue their next-gen vehicle development, with China's CATL joining the transportation revolution.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Apple Account Card Availability, Intel's Looming Class-Action, Apple's Foldables
Apple's Account Card is here, but the foldables are not yet available, while a lawsuit may soon be served at Intel in this new edition of Weekly Wrap.
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CryptoWatch: Crypto Market Crash, Bitcoin $388M Withdrawals, India RBI's Crypto-Like Currency
CryptoWatch brings you the massive news in the crypto world, centering on its recent crash. Over the past few days, cryptocurrency has not seen a great time in the market, particularly as only this weekend, saw another crash which led to massive liquidations, with Tech Times' CryptoWatch monitoring the industry now.
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CrowdStrike Disputes Delta's Blame, Airline Is 'Responsible' for Flight Delays, Outage
CrowdStrike fights against Delta's lawsuit, particularly in the outage that led to delayed flights.
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ChatGPT Text Watermark: OpenAI Is Torn in Adding New Tech, Users to Use It Less
OpenAI is torn in adding ChatGPT watermarks as it could see fewer users. Having a watermark for AI-generated content could significantly help in its detection, and it was recently revealed by OpenAI that it already has the technology ready for its renowned chatbot, ChatGPT.
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NASA Introduces Crew-10 Astronauts to Launch in Dragon to the ISS Ahead of Spacex’s Crew-9 Mission
NASA’s Crew-10 mission unveils the latest batch of astronauts heading to the ISS right before Crew-9’s launch.
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Baldur’s Gate 4 Is Canceled Despite Substantial Development, Larian Studios Confirms—Why?
Despite its significant developments, Larian Studios confirms the cancelation of Baldur's Gate 4.
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Crypto Is Crashing Again: Liquidations Are Happening Because of Stock Market Crash
The crypto industry is crashing yet again, as many investors liquidate their assets now because of the stock market.
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Apple Account Card in Wallet Now in Australia, Canada—How to Set It Up
Apple Account Card is now available in Australia and Canada, so users can take advantage of this contactless payment system, as well as the app store.
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Mortal Kombat 1's Ed Boon Hopes to Get Arnold Schwarzenegger to Voice Conan the Barbarian
Mortal Kombat 1 is reaching for the stars, literally, in hopes of Arnold voicing Conan the Barbarian.
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Net Neutrality Blocked: Biden, FCC’s Bid for Fair Internet Faces Appeal from ISPs
A court blocks the Net Neutrality proposition by Biden and the FCC. A fair and unbiased internet is something that the US Federal Communications Commission and President Joe Biden's administration have pushed for, but that got recently blocked by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Suno Admits Data Scraping for AI Training, Saying Songs Online are ‘Fair Use’
Suno admitted that it scrapes data off the web to train its artificial intelligence using songs. Scraping data off the web is massively denounced by companies, especially music labels, but Suno is defending its actions as it is currently facing a lawsuit from three major global labels.
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Intel to Be Hit With Class-Action Lawsuit for Raptor Lake, 13th and 14th Gen Chipsets—Why?
Intel's Raptor Lake chips, the 13th and 14th gen, are now the focus of an upcoming class action lawsuit.
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Old, Forgotten Rockets in Orbit Photographed—Here’s What Space Garbage Looks Like
Japan's Astroscale ADRAS-1 took photos of the current state of the Earth's orbit with many old rockets.
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OnePlus Open Apex Edition to Succeed 1st Foldable, Open 2 Remains in the Dark
OnePlus unveiled the Open Apex Edition, the successor to its first foldable. The next-generation foldable smartphone from China's OnePlus is the Open Apex Edition, and the latest teaser from the company shows off a new red-colored device alongside its previous releases.
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Apple Intelligence Is Coming to China, EU; Cupertino Working With Regulators
Apple Intelligence is coming to China and the EU, and Cupertino is now working with regulators on this possibility.
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Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition Glitch Led to Breaking Records—What Is It?
Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition has a glitch that can help gamers beat the top record. One of the most recent games released for the Switch, the Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition, was recently discovered to have a glitch in its system and this led to a massive win for a player.
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ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode Brings Massive Experiences to Users, Reviews Claim its Good
ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode is getting lauded in user reviews. One of the top promises of OpenAI for ChatGPT is the capability to talk to it, and the latest Advanced Voice Mode introduced by the company fulfilled that experience to select users who were able to test it.
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Boeing Starliner Remains in the ISS, Return Flight Still Unknown Despite Passing Tests
Boeing Starliner is still docked on the ISS, and its return flight remains unknown despite recent tests.
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Reddit Calls out Microsoft for Data Scraping, CEO Wants It to Pay
Reddit called out Microsoft for using its data to train AI and wants the company to pay. The new direction for Reddit is leveraging its user data for AI training at a certain price, but the social news aggregator recently discovered a behind-the-back approach done by Microsoft.
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Mac App Store No Longer Lists Twitter App—What Happened?
The Mac App Store no longer lists the Twitter for Mac app. Apple's Mac App Store no longer lists the 'Twitter for Mac' app on its platform, causing a wave of users sharing this latest discovery and asking about what happened to it.
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Camera: No 8K but ‘Video Boost’ to Upscale 4K Close to 2x its Resolution, Zoom Enhance Coming Too
Google will not offer 8K shots on Pixel 9 Pro, but its video boost will upscale 4K into twice its resolution.
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Apple iPhone 16 Pro Prototype Leak Reveals New Titanium Colors But Same Rear Layout
Apple's iPhone 16 Pro series had its prototypes leaked, showing off its new colors but no design changes.
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Sony PSP Game Re-Release Leaks: Here's When It Would Drop, What to Expect
Sony is leaked for an upcoming game re-release of the PlayStation Portable, which is coming soon. Mid-2000's gaming era was redefined with one of the most significant releases from Sony with its first PlayStation Portable which offered its first handheld gaming console.
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Google Search to Actively Hide Explicit Deepfakes, Sites to See Lower Rankings
Google is now actively trying to hide deepfakes on Search and will rank sites that offer it lower. The fight against AI deepfakes continues, and Google is now being proactive in its move against it on its search engine by hiding the explicit results of AI-generated individuals.
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Bitcoin Worth $388M Withdrawn by a Whale on Binance, But BTC is Now Rebounding
Binance saw a massive $388 million worth of Bitcoin withdrawals in the past two days, but BTC is now rebounding.
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Spotify Free Brings Back Lyrics Access Without Premium Subscription
Spotify's Free subscription brings back access to lyrics and will no longer prompt a Premium subscription.
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Nothing Phone (2a) Plus Is Here With Mediatek’s New Chip—but What Changed From 2a?
Nothing Phone (2a) Plus is now available, boasting its new MediaTek chip. The update to Nothing's Phone (2a), a. k. a. its budget variant, is here in the form of the Phone (2a) Plus, and it boasts of the latest chipset from MediaTek, the Dimensity 7350 Pro 5G.
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iPhone 16 Prototype Leak: New Colors, Redesigned Rear Camera Revealed
Here's your first look at Apple's iPhone 16 development with its latest redesign. The next smartphone lineup from Apple has been seeing massive rumors, but now an actual prototype leaked for the iPhone 16 base variant series which offers a first look at the upcoming devices.
